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v. THE MORNIXQ OBEGOXIAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 1917. 13 All Charge Purchases Made Today Will Go on Your October A ccount, Payable November 1 S. & H. Trading Stamps Given on All Charge Accounts if Paid in Full by 10th of the Month Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors, Second Floor Artistic Picture Framing, Fourth Floor Rest Rooms, Public Telephones, Second Floor Furniture, Draperies on the Third Floor AGENTS FOR OHIO STANDARD ELECTRIC CLEANERS. FREE DEMON STRATION IN YOUR OWN HOME. USE HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS IN MAKING UP YOUR NEW FALL WEARABLES. PRICE 10c AND 15c KODAKS, CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES. 4TH FLOOR. DEVELOPING, PRINTING, ENLARGING AND FRAMING . BY EXPERTS. EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. Week-End Sales In Basement Hundreds of special offerings In Wearing Apparel and House hold Needs of all kinds. Don't fail to visit the Basement when In the store. Lowest-in-the-city prices. S. & H. Stamps Given. The Standard Store of the Northwest Guns Ammunition Sport Clothes Fourth Floor Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Fall and Winter Stocks Now Complete in All Depts. of the Store I Women's New Fall Coats $15, $18.50, $20, $35 Second Floor Women's and Misses' New Fall and Winter Coats in a remarkable 6howing: Saturday at prices within the reach of all. Smart new styles for school, street and dress occasions in practically every wanted material and color. It will be well worth your while to visit the Garment Store and see these new arrivals. Medium and lengths some with high waistline, others with novelty belts, large collars of fur, plush or velvet and belt. Coats of broadcloths, velours, gabardines, burella, tweeds, plushes and meltons. Rich new Fall shades of brown, blue, purple, wine, green, etc., etc- Sizes 16 to 46. Priced $15, $18.50, $20, $25, $29.75, $35 Lovely New Waists to Sell at $5.75 And Wool Sweaters at $4.98 Second Floor New shipment of high grade Waists just opened up. Several beautiful models made up in figured lace combined with chiffon and Georgette. Also Georgette Waists in white, flesh and leading colors. Newest collars, some with soft revers. Exceptional CFC 7 values in this eale at low price J Second Floor Special lot of Women's Sweaters on sale Saturday at very low price. Belted styles with large collars, patch pockets, etc. Also the popular 6lip-on styles now so much in demand. Good selection of colors, including the bright sport shades. Priced GJI QQ special for Saturday's selling D"x0 Boys' Suits $6.50 to $15 Main Floor Hand-tailored gar ments in latest French models with 2 or 3-piece belts, patch, slash or regulation pockets. New blues, browns, grays, tans in tweeds, cheviots and homespuns. Ages 6 to 18 years. Boys' 2-pants Suits for Fall at $6.50 to $15.00 Boys' Mackinaws $5J00 to $12 JO Main Floor New 1917-18 styles in boys' and youths' mackinaws. Rich Melton material in latest checks and plaids. Ages 4 to 18. Priced in this sale $5 to $12.50. Men's Wear Saturday Specials Main Fir- MEN'S UNION SUITS, of good weight and quality for Winter - wear. Sizes 34 to 46 gray only. Regular $1.50 Q-t -I Q Union Suits at low price wltll MIXED WOOL Shirts and Drawers in medium weight. Ckf Sizes SO to 50 85c quality NIGHT SHIRTS of good heavy grade muslin. V neck. Reg- rn ular 75c garments at only J7l 15c Dover Egg Beaters Special 10c Third Floor Genuine "Dover" Egg Beater, as illustrated above. Castiron frame and tinned steel blades. Family size. Regu- "I flr lar 15c kind for low price of -vf $7.50 to $10 Fall Hats At $5 Millinery Department Second Floor A hundred and seventy-five Trimmed Hats early Fall models, will be closed out Saturday at $5 each. None worth less than $7.50 and the great majority of them formerly were priced to 6ell at $8.50 to $10. Dress, semi-dress and tauorea nats in a spienaia snowing jiZ&iiu$ of smart styles for school, street ana aress occasions, o-iiiun, ciose fitting styles and also the popular large Hats in the new shapes. Some are tailor-trimmed, others with flowers, pompons, wings, ribbon bows, etc. Hats worth fljjr ff to $10 on sale, special tDtJelU Special Showing of Exquisite Nezv Pattern Hats Priced $10 DO Up to $40.00 Second Floor Beautiful creations from the leading designers, many models just received, will be 6hown for the first time Saturday. Port land women who seek exclusiveness in millinery will be interested in this superb showing. Prices range from $10.00 up to $10.00 Women's Union Suits Saturday Sale at Center Circle Center Circle, First Floor Manufacturers' irregular makes having slight imperfections. Wool, silk-and-wool, silk-and-lisle, mercerized lisle and fine cotton. All styles and sizes in the lot. SHOP EARLY! $1.50 Union Suits now at $1.15 $1.75 Union Suits now at $1.25 $2.50 Union Suits now at SI. 85 $3.00 Union Suits now at $2.25 $3.50 Union Suits now at $2.60 $4.00 Union Suits now at $2.95 $4.50 Union Suits now at $3.35 $5.00 Union Suits now at $3.65 WE ARE SOLE PORTLAND AGENTS FOR Lackawanna Twins Underwear asement Millinery 72-Inch Silk Nets $1.39 Yd. Bargain Circle, First Floor 72 yich all - silk Brussels Nets for women's dancing and party dresses. Leading Fall shades, such as pink, sky, Copen, old rose, American Beauty, coral, purple, apple green, turquoise, gold, maize, yellow, wis taria, lavender, sapphire, etc. Also black and white. Splen- J- QQ did $1.75 Nets, the yard DXOJ Georgette Crepe $1.88 Yd. Main Floor Georgette Crepe of extra good quality on sale Satur day at a special low price. Shown in 14 of the leading Fall shades for street and evening wear. Supply your needs now. Spe- Q-l DO for Saturday, the yard tJJX.OO 75c Neckwear At 50c Main Floor Very latest Fall styles in collars and sets. Made up in Georgette crepe and fine organdy materials. Some are lace trimmed, others with ruffled edges. Neck wear formerly selling at 65c Kflf and 75c on sale Saturday at"" New Neckwear $1D0 to $5.00 Main Floor Exclusive Neckwear from the leading makers the kind shown by all the best Eastern shops. Jabots, Stocks, Collars and Sets of Georgette crepe, fine net top laces, satins and imported nov elties in organdy. $1.00 to $5.00 65c, 95c Veilings At 49c Yd. Main Floor Odd pieces of Veilings from our regular stock only a few yards left of each piece. Black, brown, purple, white, gray, navy, taupe, magpie Veilings of 65c to 95c grades, at, a yard Model Grocery Saturday Specials EASTERN BACON ma chine sliced a pound only"' BEST FRANKFURTERS iq on sale Saturday, the lb. xUU RIPE OLIVES in bulk Kflp Saturday at, the quart only JUl PINMONEY Sweet Mixed Af)p Pickles, special, a quart at"' PIMENTO CHEESE, onrjj .own make the pound for'' Order Groceries early in the day. Free Glasses in Knitting and Crocheting An expert direct from the Fleisher Yarn Factory is now conducting a series of free classes in Knitting and Crocheting in the Art Needle work Department on the Second Floor. All women are cordially invited to join these classes and receive free instruction in the making of holi day novelties and garments bf all kinds from The Fleisher Yarns i V a mm , k. W 4 ."f Let uie -ceacner explain xoyou ine unusual ieatures or tnese yarns vv3-,"T5M3 their softness and' warmth, their fine finish and beautiful dves. a.n&S'fil how smoothly they work and how well they wear. Fleisher Yarns com- mand the patronage of discriminating people everywhere. Join these classes at once and get the benefit of the full course of instruction. Ample provisions have been made for your comfort and satisfaction. Special Showing Sample Garments Made From Fleisher' s Yarns The factory expert has with her a large collection of models showing how the Fleisher Yarns appear in the finished garment. The display includes the newest sweaters and hats, scarfs, kimonos, afghans, etc. CLASSES 9:30 TO 12 AND 1 TO 5 DAILY Art Dept., Second Floor. 7 AiT sV-v-s V. mm iini HLEISHER'S 13 Women's $8 Boots $5.79 Buttoned or Laced Main Floor Women's Shoes of patent, dull calf brown kid with plain toe, close edge sole, leather half-Louis heels all black kid Boots in laced style, pointed toe, 2 -inch French heel,-turned soles dull kid buttoned Boots with gray cloth tops, high heel and narrow toe gray nubuck laced Boots with covered half-Louis heel, pointed toe, imitation tip. Women's $7.00 CK 70 and $8.00 Boots on sale at, the pair tJ $5 and $6 Shoes, $3.98 Main Floor Women's Shoes of patent, dull calf and vici kid. Laced or buttoned styles, pointed or medium toes, straight Cuban or half-Louis heels, tops of velvet, cravenette or leather. Hun dreds of pairs to select from. 7 to (PQ QQ 9-inch tons. S5.00 to S6.00 Shoes, nr. DOI70 -HEADQUARTERS CHILDREN'S DEPENDABLE SCHOOL SHOES. Toilet Needs & Drugs Main Floor We reserve the right to limit quantity of any article in this list sold to each- customer. Ivory Soap 5 Cakes for 25c Girls' Suits and Coats Lot 1 Special Price, at $3.98 Lot 2 Special Price, at $5.00 Second Floor Odd lines of Girls' Suits and Coats in the Summer weights, to be closed out at sacrifice prices. All are of splendid quality materials and beautifully tailored. Mothers will do well to in vestigate this special sale of Girls' Suits and Coats. LOT 1 Odd lines girls' light Coats and Suit3, only one of a style and color. Ages 10, CJQ QQ 12 and 14. Formerly selling to $12.00 tDO0 LOT 2 Odd lines girls' Coats and Suits in light weight materials. Only one of a style, QfT Af size and color. Were marked to ?18.50 3JUl. Girls' Wool Middy Skirts Saturday $4.98 Second Floor Girls' Woolen Middy Skirts of fin quality serge in navy blue. Full plaited styles on muslin waist. Sizes for girls 6 to 14 CJ1 QQ years of age. Priced special today at Orr0 Limit 5 cakes to a customer and no deliveries except with other purchases made in the Drug Dept. Milkweed Cream in two Eizes specially priced now at 400, 850 CREAM OIL SOAP a pure and antiseptic Toilet Soap made of the finest olive and cocoanut Oft oils. Three bars for only OC Listerine, large size bottle, 850 La Blache Face Powder in all the wanted colors special at 390 Abelina Water, large bottle, 150 Phenolax Wafers, 30 in bot., 250 Cuticura Ointment, specially priced this sale 230, 450", 800 Sal Hepatica 270, 530, $1.10 Enos Fruit Salts, Saturday $1 Freezone, for corns, special 300 Anti-colic Nipples of maroon and pure gum. Special now only 50 Metal Hot Water Bottles $1.25 Oriental Cream, special $1.25 Tooth Brushes in a large assort ment of styles. Priced 100 to 450 Elcaya Cream, Cerate and Face Powder, priced Saturday only 500 Resinol Soap, special today 230 Beecham's Pills at, the box 220 Glycothymoline 230, 450, 890 Upjohn'8 Mineral Oil now 500 Packer's Tar Soap, the cake 200 Violet Ammonia, 16-oz. size, 190 "Gets-It" .Hand Soap only 110 Rex Ammonia, pt. bottles, 70 Borden's Malted Milk put up in 3 sizes. Our prices 400, 800, $3 Cotton Blossom Toilet Paper fine soft crepe tissue one dozen 4-ounce rolls for low price of 550 Bocabelli Castile Soap for $1.00 Toilet Soaps, special, a cake 50 Sale Sensational Offering of 400 Hat Shapes at About Half -Price 300 Hat Shapes L 100 Hat Shapes 1 AQ Millinery Trim- AQ Sale Saturday wUW 0n Sale Saturday 4?X0 mings, Special at on GIFT FUND STARTED Campaign for Christmas Boxes for Soldiers Launched. "OREGON FIRST" IS SLOGAN Benefit Theater Party at Helllg Next Wednesday Will Be Open lng Gun Society Matrons , t - Call for Contributions. And now comes the appeal that will find response In every heart the ap peal for a Christmas box for the Amer ican boys in France. Mrs. Holt Wil ton and Mrs. William D. Wheelwright are heading: a local committee that will gather funds for this cause. The money must be ready soon. To meet this call a benefit theater party will be held on Friday, October 5. The Heillg Theater will -be donated for the cause and the Bluebird film people will contribute "The Bugler of Algiers." Society wom en will serve as patronesses and the general public will be Invited to help. Every mother's son must have a . Christmas box and a good one. too, say the Oregon women who are Interested In -the benefit. It Is the aim of the committee to get together sufficient money to send a real present and some real Christmas goodies to every Oregon man who will be at the front fighting for the "folks at home." If the people of Portland and vicinity do not answer this call, tne ooys won t hiva this remembrance. To make long story short, it's up to the patriotic fathers, mothers, sisters ana Drotners to get this fund ready. The picture show next week will be the means to that end. Th offering will be one that will be full of attractions bright, breezy, in spiring. The cause is one that is with out a peer. Mrs. Holt Wilson and Mrs. Wheelwright have interviewed business and professional men and others who are interested in the soldier boys and all have promised to help. It will be an all-day party, so that all who want to co-operate may attend either after noon or evening. Every military com pany's auxiliary, every club and society and all who have relatives "somewhere in France" are invited. Assisting the general chairmen will be Mrs. Theodore B. Wilcox, Mrs. Joseph Nathan Teal, Mrs. Lucius Allen' Lewis, Miss Sally Lewis. Mrs. E. L. Thompson, Mrs. Jesse Stearns and others. "We are getting this up as our ex pression of appreciation for our Bplen did boys," said Mrs. Wilson yesterday. "We want to show the boys that the Christmas spirit is in our hearts and that we are with them in thought on the day when all hearts turn toward home. We want Oregon to be first in Christmas giving, as it has been in an swering every other appeal." LIBRARY FUND GROWS YESTERDAY'S RECORD REACHES TOTAL OF MORE THAN 9810O. New-berg Men Go East. TTEWBEBX3. Or.. Sept. 28. (Special.) E. H. Woodward, editor of the New- berg Graphic and M. R. Elliott will leave Saturday for Richmond, Ind., to attend the five years' meeting of Friends Church, which opens October 16. Miss Edith Minchln, of Spring brook, and President Pennington, of Pacifio College, are also going next week after college has opened. They go as delegates from the Newberg Friends cnurcn. Silver Price Continue Downward, NEW YORK, Sept. 28. Commercial bar silver broke another 4 cents an ounce in this market today, selling at 9754. This represents a decline of 10 an ounce since last Tuesday. Mexican silver dollars also fell 4 cents to 75, a decline of 11 cents in three days. Cash Tare Boxes Cause Strike. c v miw PnrtA Ttlr.rt- Rent- 2 R. The streetcar conductors and motor mn In th1 fltv went on strike late vtrrfa.v After cash fare boxes had been Installed on the cars. Taxicab and motorbus drivers have contributed to tne trik benefit Hum, ,. Several Larsre Subscriptions Are Made In Portlaad The Dalles, Baker and Astoria Race for Honors. In a last minute effort to raise Ore gon's share of the war library fund more than IS100 was recorded yester day, an increase of nearly 93000 on the preceding day's total. feeveral large subscriptions in Port land, among them $200 from Flelschner, Mayer & Co. and $100 .from Meier & Frank helped to swell the total. Every committee captain is requested to make a final report today. Over $90 was raised Thursday by a motion picture entertainment at St. Johns. Mrs. Charles McCullongh announced that the Portland Professional Wom en's League would forego all entertain ing for the next two months and would turn over the funds thus saved to the war library fund. Irrespective of population It Is now obvious that of the cities outside Port land, The Dalles, Baker and Astoria are making a hard race for first honors. Miss Anne Lanir has personally or ganized Wasco County and much of the success there is due to her. Miss Dora Badollet has had charge of Astoria and Joseph Hellner at Baker. Late reports are missing from Pen dleton. Corvallls. La Grande, Klamath Falls and Marshfleld. . - Taking population into consideration, it would seem that Enterprise, which raised $125, Monmouth, which was responsible for over $70, and Lakeview with over $150 will head the state per capita. The Oregon campaign ends today, although a few final odds and ends will be closed up next week. The Norwegian Lutheran Church of Eugene has called Rev. K. O. Storli. of Ballard, Wash., to the pastorate and he has accepted. He will also have charge of the Norwegian Lutheran Church at Spencer Creek. Albany Has Motorcycle Policeman. ALBANY. Or., Sept. 28. (Speclall) To enable- the police force to enforce the traffic laws of Albany effectively the City Council has purchased a mo torcycle. Last Summer a Portland motorcycle officer worked here two weeks while he was on his vacation and made several arrests. Kelso Students Win Many Prizes. KELSO, Wash.. Sept. 28. (Special.) Kelso school children won more first and second prizes at the Boys' and Girls' Fair at woodland lent weeK Ballard Pastor Called to Eugene EUGENE, Or.. Bept. Jly-.CBsscUH. . Life's Tragic Moments If vvnen tne maia wnispers max aesserx is a failure. v Don't take chances, order our Sunday Spe cial Ice Cream and be sure. This Sunday it is It if 1 Hi r .-mi- - -,,,.,-. than those of any other school In the county, taking 23 individual prizes. Most of these were won by the high school pupils in domestic science and manual training divisions, although the Kelso grade pupils took a num ber of prises for agricultural entries. The Lexington school, four miles north of Kelso on the west side of the Cow litz, won most prizes in the grade divi sion, taking 19 in all. Iovvans and Missonrtans Celebrate. NEWBBBO, Or., Sept. 28. (Special.) Thursday of next week is to be Iowa and Missouri day in Newberg. with a programme and feed to be given at Odd Fellows" Hall. Neither "possum nor persimmons are promised, but it does not matter, for there will be i something equally as good on the I tnhl'S. Bricks French Vanila Center Brlsque Pudding, Dutch Cocoa - Bulk French Vanila 1 Jk?u& &t " Two Flyers Daily TO vf - raw Spokane and Chicago Via the smooth-riding, water-level NORTH RANK KrJ 3 ROAD Last Day of the low Summer tourist fares mjt East. $30 round trip to Chicago. All other points in proportion. CITY TICKET OFFICE Fifth and Stark